A dare opened doors: Judge Mary Noonan reflects on opportunities in her career
A dare initially started Judge Mary T. Noonan (’86) on the path toward a legal career when she was studying sociology at Gonzaga University.
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Utah Law announces new Alexander Zeev Guiora Bystander Initiative Award
The annual honor recognizes a student who works for and demonstrates profound commitment to the Bystander Initiative, which focuses on the role of bystanders and enablers in sexual assaults.
Read More“No ambition to give up my ambitions”: Richard Burbidge’s path to trial law and youth restorative justice
"Within about six months of passing the bar and starting work at the firm, I found myself second-seating a complex commercial trial in federal court. That was exciting in and of itself, but it was made more so by the fact that the Daniel Ellsberg Pentagon Papers trial was across the hall and the Smothers Brothers v. CBS trial was upstairs," Burbidge recalls. "I felt like a kid in a candy store."
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